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"Round 1:
Schiffer/Garen/Boymel" - March 3

In round one, there are 135 players competing in 45
games. The winners of those games will take on nine
seeded opponents. The 18 winners then face off for six
slots. The two winners of those semifinal games have a
date with destiny in the form of one Ken Jennings for a
three-day final. The winner of those games wins $2
million. Second place is guaranteed $500,000, while
third place is guaranteed $250,000.

No wild cards, no second
chances. It's (my favorite words when it comes to
Jeopardy! tourneys) win or go home.

Daily Double: $1000
Feminism. Ed ($4600 over Andrew's $3200 and
Paul's $1600) fronts the level. The clue: the
profession of Mary Prance in Henry James' 1886
"The Bostonians", it was about 1/5 female in
Boston at the time.
Ed's response: "What is a lawyer?" Correct
response: What is a physician? Ed drops
to $3600, still leading

End of Round:
Ed - $3200
Andrew - $7200
Paul - $2200

Double Jeopardy! categories: Art at the Barnes;
Official Languages; Chekhov, Please; Metallica;
Master of Puppets; For Whom the "Bell" Tolls

Daily Double #1: $1200
Chekhov, Please. Paul finds it the first clue in
the round and goes all-in. Clue:
the plot shows Mme. Ranevsky is the owner of
this title Chekhov plot. Paul's guess: "What
is 'The Cherry Orchard'?"
Correct for $4400 and second place.

Runners-up will
take home $5000, while the winner is guaranteed at
least $15,000.

Final Jeopardy! Category: 20th Century
Americans. Answer: He was alive for the Wright
Brothers' historic flight & was John Glenn's
Senate colleague when Glenn returned to space.
Correct response: Who was Strom Thurmond?